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wh'!>'\*'i

tlw h'Mth i»r ti«s iml swamp, and following it

Jf *• i" ir> f«»im»t, Nttidyliig tin* variations of its
ii »*f*>i • *n*i f «i« » If * !»'hitions In othi*r communities
* tv rt**'l»Ml ttttfisthons, and its dependence
*»i , *hm<thr, ftiaphic and biotir. A study
irn*'tl Mit, rvm OVIT u comparatively
'tii^nj,»li if In rcitainly desirable to
I't VMts«! tin* limits of !>i/,i« of a region con-
v uiv»ytf uil! i*Ivr a dt^ep^r insight into
'!«» tnl flwii rmiltl b* gained from the
a iMtt-nil survey, and will surely

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tip* M*jn!iPii;ifv ,
.tUifition j»'. -iW»'

luttfftirtif** fl'4! "I «l « fully

th" }*iii;i4iy ».twvi*v »«ft tin* monographic methods

414* * * ,**!<tiillv ^»Vw*r^» nmiHl mi «vc*r a wide area of

l»v tin* iiirllicwiH of observation and
^ fi mil, what may be called intensive

MtlMt with dt*t,illrcl investigation of

ur ^jtiiL Thi*^* problems arc endless,
l*i any that the inclination,

at tlit* disposal of the
ilti'in may be mentioned
inlf vt of problems centring round
ifir of individual species: the

«f A produces under

itii* by which the species

f ii»* tif ; f hit conditions under which

i'4U!>isshmc*nt of tlie seedlings
fli^rly jwoblems are those

individual plants, either

of Itw* (<r cif the or failure

ill «r or llr* </f Iwi) and the actual

; for rwil competition or over-

flit type of vegetation, sliould be

tn Tlti* otbff symtx)l», representing

< jin l« aclrlifi! wherever the permits

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